Contact can release chemicals from certain plants, for instance, that can attract or repel insects.
Are there thresholds of responsibility, for instance, that can be determined by studying neural circuits?
It seems a strange introduction to European civilisation, for instance, that can find no space for Newgrange, Avebury or Carnac.
Dr. Lauder said that others were trying to use the information for industrial purposes, to make morphing wings for aircraft, for instance, that can change shape to accommodate different speeds and wind conditions.
Action by central government is still in its infancy; housing, for instance, that can expand to accommodate a dependent relative, or tax incentives to encourage an older person to downsize, and public spaces geared to accommodate the older as well as the younger person.
And the Johnston Press has tricks of its own it can bring to bear – a range of weekly titles in Ulster, for instance, that can help establish the i in Northern Ireland, an army of sales reps who can get just the right number of copies in just the right shops, an editorial resource that, 220 times over, can chip in to fill news gaps.
"There are plenty of instances that can happen in our country where a state by itself is not equipped to deal with the results of a natural disaster," he continued.
It also has the goal of offering federated instances, that can be customized to the sites/research performed.
Notice that although we can say that all S-i states overlap, they are really distinct instances that can evolve independently in the systems they belong to.
Then, all the instances that can be discriminated are removed from the dataset, and the following most discriminative attribute (regarding the remaining examples) is selected.
We demonstrate the feasibility of converting the abundant manual annotations in biomedical databases into labeled instances that can be readily used by supervised machine-learning algorithms.
